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In this episode, I revisit a blog post I wrote about my visit to Front Royal, Virginia, where I was captivated by the stunning natural landscapes and the charming downtown area. However, I was struck by the stark contrast between these beautiful features and the lifeless sprawl that mars the surroundings. This juxtaposition raises a thought-provoking question: If we all prefer the character of old architecture and local businesses, why do we continue to build in a way that prioritizes new developments? Join me as I explore these themes, reflect on the impact of urban planning, and discuss how communities can strive for a balance between growth and preservation.
Thanks for listening to A Matter of Place.
For more information you can check out my website, follow me on Facebook or purchase my book, Your City is Sick.
Jeff
By Jeff Siegler5
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In this episode, I revisit a blog post I wrote about my visit to Front Royal, Virginia, where I was captivated by the stunning natural landscapes and the charming downtown area. However, I was struck by the stark contrast between these beautiful features and the lifeless sprawl that mars the surroundings. This juxtaposition raises a thought-provoking question: If we all prefer the character of old architecture and local businesses, why do we continue to build in a way that prioritizes new developments? Join me as I explore these themes, reflect on the impact of urban planning, and discuss how communities can strive for a balance between growth and preservation.
Thanks for listening to A Matter of Place.
For more information you can check out my website, follow me on Facebook or purchase my book, Your City is Sick.
Jeff